SINGER 6110 - Manual (Page 29)

STITCH PATTERN CHART
The table below will help you to select the correct pattern for your fabric and sewing job.
Bllndstltch
Multi Stitch
Zig-Zag
-1
Stitch Pattern
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Pattern
j Group
stitch
Length
/
.5 • 4 1 : i
Zig-Zag
3 1 - 2 . 5 i \ \
Stitch
Width
Where to u«6
Used for general purpose stretch sew­
ing, bar tacks, finishing seams, em­
broidery and appliqué.
For finishing hems and making ladder
seams.
Lets you mend, join and reinforce with­
out bulk. Ideal for bar tacking.
\f\f\f\
Rampart
1-2.5
H i
Attractive for borders and smocking.
Scallop
I I
Makes perfectly formed, evenly spaced
scallops for edgings and tucks.
Straight Stretch A
Any
setting (Coloured
Bar)
li: I
only
Ideal for plain seams that stretch and
for repairing and reinforcing seams.
¥ m m
RIc-Rac SlitchA
llllpltl}
Slant Overedge-':'
(Coloured
Bar)
iPi
i .
: 1^1 :
(Coloured
Bar)
For heavy-duty general purpose sewing.
Sweater and swimsuit construction. -
Overcast seams in butky knits and
stretch terry cloth,
, - s V ^ . V '
Honeycomb
ill
(Coloured
Bar)
Useful for mending, overcasting and
attaching elastic and stretch iace.
A ‘ ‘ ’
/ <■ 'v / / \ /
Turkish StltchA
H
(Coloured ^
Bar)
Traditionally used for hemstitching.
Tatting ¿S'
(Coloured
Bar)
: i
Perfect for ornamentai borders.
SLOW speed setting is recommended for sewing Stretch Stitch patterns and a tighter-than-normat pressure dial setting
may be needed for some fabrics. This stitch is designed for sirengih and permanence and cannot readily be ripped out
without risk of fabric damage.
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